26 Reply by Kaiji

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Same problem here. Any long movie has very out of sync audio during the last half.

I really hope this can be fixed so I watch 60 fps movies on my Android while away from home.

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27 Reply by Kaiji

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That made it work perfectly. Thanks! But now I have another problem...

I created a new profile named "Streaming" and set it to be used automatically if a network stream is run (so that I don't have to switch the setting to 720p every time I want to stream something), but the streaming dialog defaults to using the "Automatic" profile. The "streaming" profile I created isn't even available in it's selection box.

Not sure if I'm doing something wrong...

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28 Reply by Kaiji

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No, just two regular Chromecasts on 1080p tvs.

I'm running SVP Pro version 4.2.0.140.

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29 Reply by Kaiji

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I tried streaming to Chromecast through VLC using SVP @60 FPS and it works fine. No audio problems at all.

Only issue now is that VLC doesn't send subtitles to Chromecast so this is far from a perfect solution. :\

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30 Reply by Kaiji

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Every video I've tried has had the audio lag/intermittent silence, but plays normally on my computer.

There don't appear to be any network issues. I just tested it on another Chromecast on another TV and it has the same problem.

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31 Reply by Kaiji

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Chromecast.

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32 Reply by Kaiji

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I terminated the stream manually.

I tried it with software rendering and the audio still lags behind and cuts out. H.265 just makes the stream shut down before it starts playing.

There don't seem to be any Nvidia-related notices in the Windows Event log.

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33 Topic by Kaiji

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I've tried it with "downmix multichannel" enabled and disabled, with the same result. Any ideas what the problem could be?

11:41:33.968: ===== Starting transcoding ======
11:41:33.968: Command line: C:\Program Files (x86)\SVP 4\mpv64\mpv.exe C:/install/Triangle 2009 1080p BrRip 5 1 x264 aac TuGAZx.mp4 --aid=1 --sid=no --no-sub-auto --no-ytdl --o=C:/Users/Melkior/AppData/Local/Temp/svpcast/stream/svp%04d.ts --input-ipc-server=mpvstreampipe --hwdec=auto-copy --vf=vapoursynth:[C:\Users\Melkior\AppData\Roaming\SVP4\scripts\fffe.py]:4:25 --ovc=h264_nvenc --ovcopts=b=11700000,rc=vbr_hq,preset=slow,profile=high,g=60,keyint_min=60,time_base=1000/60000,threads=16 --oac=aac --of=ssegment --ofopts=segment_time=4,segment_format=mpegts,segment_list_size=15,segment_start_number=0,segment_list_flags=+live,segment_list=[C:\Users\Melkior\AppData\Local\Temp\svpcast\stream\svp.m3u8]
11:41:34.004: Playing: C:/install/Triangle 2009 1080p.mp4
11:41:34.049: (+) Video --vid=1 (*) (h264 1920x1080 24.000fps)
11:41:34.049: (+) Audio --aid=1 (*) (aac 2ch 44100Hz)
11:41:34.206: Using hardware decoding (dxva2-copy).
11:41:34.207: [autoconvert] Converting nv12 -> yuv420p
11:41:34.592: VO: [lavc] 1920x1080 yuv420p
11:41:34.592: [vo/lavc] Opening encoder: NVIDIA NVENC H.264 encoder [h264_nvenc]
11:41:35.065: [ao/lavc] Opening encoder: AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) [aac]
11:41:35.065: [encode] Opening muxer: streaming segment muxer [stream_segment,ssegment]
11:41:35.066: AO: [lavc] 44100Hz stereo 2ch floatp
11:41:40.436: [ffmpeg/video] h264: mmco: unref short failure
11:41:40.774: (...) AV: 00:40:20 / 01:38:51 (40%) A-V: 0.000 {0.1min 171.6fps 0.0MB}
11:42:53.731: ===== mpv exited with code 62097 =====

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